Hey /war/, I'm shit with computers, but I know some stuff,

/wsr/***

I'm on mobile if it wasn't already painfully obvious

/wsr/ is too slow for 2 hours. You should make a thread on >>>/g/ they should be able to help you. Sorry I couldnt fix it mate

>>218843
/g/ is going to tell me to come back here

>>218844
Then they are cunts, this is their specialty.

>>218843
>>218844
>>218845
No, don't make a thread on /g/
It's not a tech support board and shit like this is the reason they're so bitter in the first place.

If you want to ask /g/, ask in >>>/g/sqt

It's the place for stuff like this, cluttering the catalog with your personal problems isn't the point of /g/.

As for whatever he's done, good luck OP

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>>218839
That's a desktop, so do this[1] to reset the BIOS settings, then go into the BIOS and load the defaults and it should boot fine.

It's a Dell, so you shouldn't even need a screwdriver.

Some Dells even have a jumper that only clears the password and leaves the rest of the settings alone.

[1] - http://www.dell.com/support/Article/uk/en/ukbsdt1/SLN284985#Shortcut_2

>>218839
>If I can't fix it in the next 2 hours I'm fucked
>1 hour
さすが /wsr/

>>218845
What is /g/ even for?

Every time I look at it, it's just a bunch of dumb generals.

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>>218869
its in the sticky so can't complain.

>>218867
>jumper
this

and then fire the intern

>>218895
That doesn't answer the question at all.

What is /g/ for? Why does it even exist?

>>218839
gotta do the jumper method mentioned earlier. i was in the same situation on a dell years ago because of my brother

>>219014
for people who work in the tech industry to ridicule each others' opinions. just like /a/ is for weeaboos to ridicule each others' tastes in anime and /mu/ is for hipsters to look down on other hipsters.